Sentence examples for election for which from inspiring English sources

Then came the surprise of the 2016 election, for which poll aggregators were perhaps disproportionately blamed.

A bigger one will come with the November election, for which Mr Gambar, Mr Kerimli and others are trying to unite.

BETS are still being taken on who will become India's prime minister after the general election, for which voting starts on February 16th.

Critics abroad have little effect.Attention now shifts to November next year, the likely date of the next presidential election, for which the weekend's poll was a rehearsal.

Vladimir Putin's will be the only name worth knowing in the March 14th presidential election, for which the registration of candidates closed this week.

But its call for Mr Saakashvili to resign backfired when he called an early presidential election for which the opposition was unprepared.

His supporters have also geared up for the parliamentary elections, for which significant numbers of moderates leaning toward Rafsanjani have stepped forward.

The scandal has led Mr. Fujimori to say he will call new elections for which he will not run and to "deactivate" the spy agency.

He has vowed to hold within the two years elections for which foreign governments have seemed ready to tolerate the suspension of democracy.But the exit might be blocked.

Based on the size of their workforce, businesses such as banks, insurance companies and stockbrokers can appoint a certain number of voters to participate in the elections, for which candidates have traditionally almost always stood as independents.

Moreover, even when the polls say she doesn't stand a chance in the second round of the French presidential elections, for which she is almost certain to qualify, weren't the polls saying the same of Trump (and Brexit)?